Positano is preparing to experience a Christmas of culture and art with the preview of the fifth edition of "Vicoli in Arte," a cultural event that has enriched the artistic landscape of the Amalfi Coast for years.
Promoted by the local government, with artistic direction by Giulia Talamo and theater direction by Ario Avecone, the event continues to consolidate its success thanks to a program that blends music, theater, and visual art. The preview of this Christmas event kicked off on December 15th with a concert by a musical quartet in the historic setting of the Roman Villa in Positano. This initiative, in line with the city government's vision, aims to use art to revive the area's historical and archaeological sites.
"The Roman Villa is a jewel of Positano", declared the Budget Councillor Michele De Lucia, underlining the importance of making this archaeological site a living point of reference of culture and beauty for the community and visitors.
Christmas Preview Program
- Sunday, December 22, 19 p.m. – "Sacro Sud" concert by Enzo Avitabile and his trio:
The Church of Santa Maria Assunta will host Maestro Enzo Avitabile for a performance that promises to intertwine music and spirituality, offering audiences an experience of artistic reflection and faith.
- Friday, December 27, 19 p.m. – Musical "San Francesco":
At the same church, a musical will be performed, featuring young local talents and nationally renowned professionals. The initiative will involve over 35 young people from the Positano School of Performing Arts.
- Wednesday, January 1st – New Year's Eve Concert:
The preview will conclude with a Grand New Year's Concert featuring a 16-piece orchestra, soloists, and a ballet company. This event promises to celebrate the new year with elegance and vitality. "Vicoli in Arte" continues to be a key component of Positano's cultural scene, combining the valorization of its historical heritage with artistic innovation. With free admission, the event is an unmissable opportunity to experience art and culture in one of the world's most charming villages.
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The preview of Vicoli in Arte seems like a nice initiative, but I hope there is more publicity to encourage people to participate. The Roman Villa is a beautiful place and deserves attention for art and culture.